Comments on: IP Telephony Over Wireless Networks http://www.nofind-nofee.com/uncategorized/ip-telephony-over-wireless-networks Fri, 18 Jun 2010 15:29:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: joe http://www.nofind-nofee.com/uncategorized/ip-telephony-over-wireless-networks/comment-page-1#comment-10 joe Sat, 30 Jan 2010 02:09:59 +0000 http://www.nofind-nofee.com/wireless-communications/ip-telephony-over-wireless-networks#comment-10 I've had a belkin wireless router for about a year now. i have to go out back and break something to deal with the frustration of not being about to connect to the internet. this happens quite often and i've run out of stuff to break, so i got a bb gun to shoot at toy soldiers, it works about as well. to get my internet up i fiddle with every piece of hardware, click every option button, and refresh the network connection as many times as needed until i am connected randomly through the will of some mystical force. sorry i dont have better advice, but if you're like me and some of my friends with the same problem you should look forward to some quite aggitated evenings trying to get on the web. Good luck my friend.<br><b>References : </b><br> I’ve had a belkin wireless router for about a year now. i have to go out back and break something to deal with the frustration of not being about to connect to the internet. this happens quite often and i’ve run out of stuff to break, so i got a bb gun to shoot at toy soldiers, it works about as well.
to get my internet up i fiddle with every piece of hardware, click every option button, and refresh the network connection as many times as needed until i am connected randomly through the will of some mystical force.
sorry i dont have better advice, but if you’re like me and some of my friends with the same problem you should look forward to some quite aggitated evenings trying to get on the web.

Good luck my friend.
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]]> By: Matthew L http://www.nofind-nofee.com/uncategorized/ip-telephony-over-wireless-networks/comment-page-1#comment-9 Matthew L Fri, 29 Jan 2010 21:07:44 +0000 http://www.nofind-nofee.com/wireless-communications/ip-telephony-over-wireless-networks#comment-9 <b>Trouble setting up Belkin wireless router with Touchstone Telephony modem.?</b><br>After searching around I was able to get wired connections working through my belkin wireless G+ router by imitating the Mac address of the computer that the touchstone telephony modem was originally configured for. Now my next problem is I am unable to access the internet via wireless. I can connect to the router, I'm also able to access my router settings wirelessly as well as other computers on the network, but no luck getting the actual internet. My best guess is it may have something to do with the modem and DNS, but I don't know what to do. Any help with this problem is greatly appreciated. Alright, so I found out the problem wasn't with the modem at all, but rather with the router, and involving DNS issues. It turns out that the router fails to accurately assign wireless connections the DNS it gets from the modem. I had to manually configure my TCP/IP settings to point to the modem's DNS. So my new question, is there a way to fix this? Can I get my router to point to the correct DNS address for wireless connections? Trouble setting up Belkin wireless router with Touchstone Telephony modem.?
After searching around I was able to get wired connections working through my belkin wireless G+ router by imitating the Mac address of the computer that the touchstone telephony modem was originally configured for. Now my next problem is I am unable to access the internet via wireless. I can connect to the router, I’m also able to access my router settings wirelessly as well as other computers on the network, but no luck getting the actual internet. My best guess is it may have something to do with the modem and DNS, but I don’t know what to do. Any help with this problem is greatly appreciated.
Alright, so I found out the problem wasn’t with the modem at all, but rather with the router, and involving DNS issues. It turns out that the router fails to accurately assign wireless connections the DNS it gets from the modem. I had to manually configure my TCP/IP settings to point to the modem’s DNS. So my new question, is there a way to fix this? Can I get my router to point to the correct DNS address for wireless connections?

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